It's almost like there's a systemic issue inherent to capitalism
It's almost like there's a systemic issue inherent to capitalism
Sure it could be because healthcare is ass, but that's not the only possibility.
The first time I visited a ski-town as a part of a hiking adventure, I realized that despite how cool the city was, it was basically just a private reservation for rich people. All the workers drove from about 45 minutes out. It was so strange, but this sums it up.
I guess we managed to not hit 1.5 until 2024 then
Newly suffering because they just got bad or because you just became a packers fan? If the latter, then damn you have bad timing.
LoU2 kinda annoyed because it's just makes the main character completely unlikeable and unsympathetic. I basically wanted Ellie to die for being the worst fucking person imaginable.
It's very easy to imagine democrats having a good election otherwise and just losing a couple of swing states and thus the presidency.
It's funny that I used to think that racism was mostly on it's way out.
I think people kinda know once you get past the first level of default responses. They just choose not to deal with it because it's difficult.
I'm American like a lot of us here and I just feel.....so purposeless. How am I supposed to go about my day like normal knowing that these atrocities are being carried out in my name? I have lost all faith in every institution of the United States. The only thing I care about here is my friends and family. Everything else can fucking go. I'm done. Fuck this shit.
Yeah, true. But I think it would need to gain some significant traction in English language countries for me to start using it the way that I do with YouTube.
Patiently waiting for China's video service to show up and be much better.
It's a shame the ruling class can't agree on anything if it gets in the way of their short term returns.
Just didn't feel like it. I never had him in my party and I found his personality a little grating.
It's so hard to choose between doing another heroic run versus embracing a full dark run. But I find it so hard to be a baddy I feel like I know what I'm going to end up doing.
He posted an excellent podcast on his experience in China recently that I recommend.
Edit: It's hard to take Blumenthal seriously as a person after seeing him find and yell at Ben on a public bus.
At some point you have to stop being amazed at the technique and just enjoy the music he's performing. So good.
I would have thought housing would have been the highest.